CCG Asset Management secures Paisley bathroom upgrade work
CCG Asset Management, the planned maintenance division for CCG, has commenced work on 88 bathroom upgrades in Paisley.
The kitchen and bathroom replacement specialist has completed...
Historic Ayr school set for new lease of life
DEMOLITON of a 1930s extension has marked a significant milestone in the project to refurbish the old Ayr Academy to make way for a...
Green light for new Inverkeithing homes
KINGDOM Housing Association has been given the green light to press on with plans for the £8.9 million second phase of the regeneration of Fraser Avenue...
CCS launches inaugural National Ultra Site Awards
THE Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) has launched its first national awards scheme for Ultra Sites.
Nine distinct categories have been announced including the Collaboration Award,...
Scottish Property Federation to host diversity and inclusivity forum
THE Scottish Property Federation is to host an event designed to unite the industry behind the principles of diversity and inclusivity.
Led by the Scottish...
Robertson honoured with family business accolade
ROBERTSON is celebrating after winning the EY Family Business Award of Excellence.
The business was honoured by professional services specialist EY at the EY Entrepreneur...
Landscape looks bright for Motherwell firm after latest Building for Growth event
MOTHERWELL-based Murray Landscapes has come top of hub South West's latest Building for Growth Programme course.
The initiative targets local SMEs looking to grow. The eighth Building...
Developer to deliver 137 new homes in Pollokshaws
URBAN Union has received planning permission to build 137 new homes in Pollokshaws, Glasgow.
The ‘Pollokshaws Living’ urban village will comprise 77 homes – a...
Work starts at first of five new Glasgow Travelodge sites
WORK is underway on the Mosaic-designed Queen Elizabeth Hospital Travelodge, located next to the Glasgow hospital.
The 60-bedroom, £3 million hotel is due for completion early...
New Aberdeen school handed over “on time and to budget”
CONSTRUCTION work has been completed at the new Lochside Academy in Aberdeen.
Balfour Beatty designed and built a new teaching and sports facility, with features...
Sprinkler systems to become compulsory in Scottish social housing
THE Scottish Government has announced it is to introduce legislation to make sprinkler systems compulsory in all new social housing properties.
Housing Minister Kevin Stewart...
Creech named new head of housing at Hardies
MICHAEL Creech has been appointed head of housing at Hardies Property & Construction Consultants.
The firm said the move marks its first head of service...
Fife housebuilder appoints new sales and marketing chief
ASH Sheikh has been appointed sales and marketing director at Fife-based housebuilder Muir Homes.
He joins the business from Barratt Homes East Scotland, where he...
New Edinburgh urban quarter plans move a step closer
COUNCIL planners have given the green light to the first phase of the redevelopment of the former Fountain Brewery site in Edinburgh.
Vastint Hospitality acquired...
Scottish Procurement Alliance confirms inaugural awards ceremony
THE inaugural Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) awards will be held later this year in Glasgow.
The SPA said the ceremony will celebrate the "excellent" work...
Dairy firm fails in development plan appeal
GRHAM'S The Family Dairy has said it is "extremely disappointed" by the decision made by the Scottish Government Minister for Local Government and Housing...
Aberdeen-based development and investment firm drives forward growth plans
WEST Coast Estates has announced it is preparing for a "strong" second half of 2018 after opening its latest drive-thru development in Aberdeen.
The development...
Concrete specialist appoints Scottish sales chief
CONCRETE additive specialist Oscrete has appointed a new regional sales manager for Scotland and the north east of England.
Karen Burke, former chair of the...
Cost increases hit Maxi margins
CONSTRUCTION and haulage specialist Maxi Caledonian has reported a "good" year despite reduced margins due to "unavoidable cost increases".
For the year ended September 30...
Cruden staff muck in for charity
THE Cruden Group has marked its 75th anniversary by raising £28,500 for Beatson Cancer Charity after more than 50 employees participated in the Tough...
